Some of the most successful practices in chiropractic thrive on patient referrals. They spend very little money on outside advertising and rarely do patient screenings. Instead, they are known as the go-to practice in the community. Developing a referral-based practice does not happen overnight, but there are some things that you can do to speed up the process.
Read MoreAre you listing your employees correctly on your website, in your office, in your social media ads, and in your print ads?
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In this issue, the ICS will review a related issue: may a D.C. combine supplements in unique formulas and proportions for use by patients or for sale to the public (as opposed to selling supplements in their original packaging)?
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The definition authorizes doctors of chiropractic to provide advice regarding the use of non-prescription products and to administer atmospheric oxygen.
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Many chiropractic offices now record customer videos or photos with written testimonials extolling the virtues of the practice. Are you getting consent to use their image and likeness?
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One of the most frequent questions asked of ICS staff is whether there are legal obstacles to offering discounts to patients who pay in cash at the time of service, often called “time of service discounts.”
Read MoreAre you curious about the most effective ways to support patients experiencing financial difficulties? Take a look at this video and discover practical and legal strategies to offer assistance.
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Great news! Illinois Chiropractic Society is pleased to introduce a new ICS member benefit – complimentary membership to the FOUNDATION FOR CHIROPRACTIC PROGRESS (F4CP).
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